Malaria in Thailand: Where the Risks Are and How Travelers Can Prepare
Understand regional malaria risk in Thailand, why dengue is different, what bite protection helps and when to seek medical advice.
Health topics
How big is your?
To prevent HIV the Thai government wants to know the size of the Thai men’s Willis. The government is alarmed with the new HIV rates and that mostly Gay men are affected. Over 12 percentages of the Gay men working in Thailand as Thai bum boys are HIV positive. So to be able to make…
Big yawn of H1N1
According to some news agencies in Thailand we better prepare for the version two of the H1N1 virus because it is going to hit us hard. Do they mean as hard as the first one did? Because I totally missed the first hit it was more like a big yawn. It is not fair i…
HIV in Thailand: read current data carefully
Practical advice and a fresh look at hiv in thailand, with questions to ask and steps to consider.
Thai government cool people down about swine flue
I think it is the fourth time in a month now that the Thai government has gone out and told people not to panic about the swine flue. It come to that point that it start to sound like they are hiding something since they tell people not to panic so many times. The Thai…
7000 new H1N1 cases a day in Thailand
The Thai government has lost the control over the H1N1 (if they ever had any control). They are now predicting 7000 new cases of H1N1 each day starting from August. The new cases will mainly affect the rural areas because they have very few doctors and hospitals. The H1N1 is not very deadly and many…
Thailand has over 3000 swine flue cases
Swine flue cases are climbing to over 3000 soon and the Thai government does not have a plan to stop it. It will soon spiral out of control and have the same affect as it had in Mexico. In the USA over one million people have the Swine flue already but since Thailand is a…
All Bangkok schools to close for 4 days
It was not enough with the internet shops and extra schools, now all schools in Bangkok will be closed for a 4 days from the 15-19 July 2009. People are also being told to avoid crowds and most government agencies and other places will have face masks to try to stop the spreading of the…